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flag Welsh Ambulance Service reports 15% of calls were non-emergencies, urging public to use ambulances correctly.

flag The Welsh Ambulance Service received 426,116 calls last year, with 15%, or 63,836, not being life-threatening emergencies. flag Examples of inappropriate calls included a chipped tooth, a stuck contact lens, and a pet alligator issue. flag The service is urging the public to reserve ambulances for serious emergencies, like cardiac arrest or severe bleeding, and to use common sense when deciding to call.

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